The American Space Exploration Technology Company's cargo “Dragon” spacecraft arrived at the International Space Station on the 15th to deliver about 2,860 kilograms of scientific research equipment and supplies to the space station. According to NASA, at 10:27 EST on the 15th, the “Dragon” spacecraft completed automatic docking with the space station. The spacecraft is scheduled to stay at the space station until mid-November, then return to Earth with scientific research results and other cargo. The “Dragon” spacecraft was launched from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida aboard the “Falcon 9” rocket at around 6:33 EST on the 13th.

The American Space Exploration Technology Company's cargo “Dragon” spacecraft arrived at the International Space Station on the 15th to deliver about 2,860 kilograms of scientific research equipment and supplies to the space station. According to NASA, at 10:27 EST on the 15th, the “Dragon” spacecraft completed automatic docking with the space station. The spacecraft is scheduled to stay at the space station until mid-November, then return to Earth with scientific research results and other cargo. The “Dragon” spacecraft was launched from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida aboard the “Falcon 9” rocket at around 6:33 EST on the 13th.